Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-22
The Banks of Lafayette County.

Banking institutions are a necessity of com
merce. They could as little be dispensed
with to-day as could the locomotive or the
telegraph, and In every community their
| conservatism and stability are essential to
( successful business enterprise. 1t Is common
to herald the name of the politicians and the
| soldiers of q country. There is a glamour
| about their calling that make their names OF
interest. But it should no less concern US to
know who are are the conservators of our
credit, and the guardians of our accumulated
| wealth. 1t has, therefore, occurred to US
that our readers would like to see the names
of the directors and officers of the various
banks In the county, and we give them be-
low
ALMA BANK.
D. Y. Prigmore, president; Jno. T. Good
win, vice. president; r. c. Booton, cashier.
Directors:-J. T. Goodwin, A. P. Lewis, J.
A. Jackson, j. NJ. Ramey, j. Watt Lewis,
a. c. Corder, H. h. Uphaus, E. Schreier
and D. Y. Pri2more.
R BANK AT HIGGINSTILLE.
A. E. Asbury, president: Fl. F. Campbell
assistant cashier; W. NJ. Groves, assistant
cashier at Corder; T. T. Pickett, assistant
cashier at MAYHEM. Directors n. j. Hig'
gins, II. c. Chiles, Geo. P. Gordon. NJ. T
Hartman, 3. Pickett, Harry Hawkins ant
A. E. Asbury.
BANK OF HIGGINSvILLE.
VIM. g. Nesle, president; Chss. Hoefer
cashier. Directors WIN. G. Neale, w. W
Northcutt, c. F. Buehner, John H. Peacock
August Hoefer. Isaac Neale, Geo. A. Chant
lin, H. Horstmann and John P. Eoehn.
BANK OF ODESSA
j.. G. Cobb, president, NJ. G. Wood, cas-
Ter. Dlrectors:-A. R. Patterson, R..
Hughes, 1T. Ferguson, 10. Il. Christy..
? ". Wsyman, 1. Z. Wagner. j. C. Man,
G. s. Kesterson, c. Y. Ford, NJ. G. Vod
and j.. C. Cobb.
COMMERCIAL. BANK. |
/ R. Taubinan, president; W. Fl. des,
, vice president; b. r. Ireland, caer.
Directors:-Lock Terhune, Jacob Don
ner, RObt. J. Smith, James F. Catron obi.
Taubman, b. R. Ireland and VIM. II. lies.
: CoNCoRDIA SAVINGS BANK.
Fl. ". Thiemsn. president; John krcke,
+ vice president; II. Fieken, cashieri. 5.
: Smith, secretary. Directors H. While |
man, John Kroencke, Il. FickenH' s..
Smith, A, A. Bruins, Fred. Then and
l Milton Swope. |
b. FARMERS BANK OF onEssa
fl l.. W, Avltt, president, r. T.. Rus. vice.
president; W. T.. Glover, ASHER, Direc-
tors:-Beni. Elliott, r. T. Russell. W.
p Avltt, Geo. W. Osborn, F. 7. Ba j., A.
Emison, j. W. Hannah, j. W. REX, II.
n c. Armstrong, j. W. wilkins Alvin
Kensler, NJ. V. Powell and T. j. Pell.
:. LAFAYETTE COUNTY Ban !
Geo, Wilson, president: 10. Wilson, !
= cashier. |
10 SAVINGS IA |
John Reid, president. Jno. Waddeli,
= vice.presldent; NJ. Chapman, car; Fl. Z.
If Wallace, attorney. Directors 40. Reid,
O Jno. W. Waddell, NJ. Chapman, Z. Wal
. lace, Strother Renick, Jno. E. land and
Robt. Taylor.
u MIDDLETON BASK
John E. Corder, president: Z. CatrOn.
vice-president: r. P. Note. 1ier. Di-
rectors:-JOhn S. Galloway, Ale. Gala
- way, John Tracy, c. Kraus. Hy Niedern-
lohsn, Jno. E. Corder. T, a. ron aud R.
IS P. Motto.
,r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
4 Stephen G. Wentworth, prent; Ii. c.
:, Boteler, vice-president; " Morrison.
asher. Directors $. &. WSorth, Vim.
= Morrison, II, c. Boteler, r. +, DIR. j. W
10 Meng, j. j. Fleming, Rufus Ngr VIM, J.
Morrison and G, NJ. Catron.